The North British Review
The North British Review
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The twelve senior teachers sent an address to the Queen couched in language of most humiliating oriental servility. Four hundred officers of the army were reduced in rank for their attendance on Christian worship. They, too, sent an address, in which they say— " It is our duty to express our unfeigned gratitude to you, Ranava- lomanjaka. It is pleasing to us, it is delightful to us, may you reach to old age without suffering affliction, may you equal in length of days the human race, for you ha...ve not deUvered up. a single person to be put to death for this great violation of your laws — ^you have not reduced to slavery our wives and children, and our property has not been confiscated. We again beg of you to take courage, Kanavalo- manjaka, for our flesh is not consumed, our bones are not broken, the Bfe is dtill here, and although reduced in rank, yet rank is not the boundary of service we owe, but life itself; take courage, therefore, Ranavalomanjaka, for as long as life is here, we shall not relax in your service ; for to whom did Andrianimpoina and Radama leave ^ kingdom but to you alone ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The twelve senior teachers sent an address to the Queen couched in language of most humiliating oriental servility. Four hundred officers of the army were reduced in rank for their attendance on Christian worship. They, too, sent an address, in which they say— " It is our duty to express our unfeigned gratitude to you, Ranava- lomanjaka. It is pleasing to us, it is delightful to us, may you reach to old age without suffering affliction, may you equal in length of days the human race, for you ha...ve not deUvered up. a single person to be put to death for this great violation of your laws — ^you have not reduced to slavery our wives and children, and our property has not been confiscated. We again beg of you to take courage, Kanavalo- manjaka, for our flesh is not consumed, our bones are not broken, the Bfe is dtill here, and although reduced in rank, yet rank is not the boundary of service we owe, but life itself; take courage, therefore, Ranavalomanjaka, for as long as life is here, we shall not relax in your service ; for to whom did Andrianimpoina and Radama leave ^ kingdom but to you alone ?
What to read after The North British Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Freer to read onlineMoreLess
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